Textile industry prices experienced a marginal increase of 1.1% in July, with the adjustment limited to just one tenth.

In contrast to the sharp drop in the Industrial Production Index (IPI) for the entire Spanish industry in July, the textile, clothing, and leather and footwear sectors have seen a notable contrast in price stability.

The manufacture of textile fabrics and other textile products experienced a price increase of 0.7% in July, a reduction of one tenth compared to the previous month. Similarly, the prices in the clothing (except fur) sector moderated by the same amount, reaching 0.8% in July.

The textile industry in Spain saw a 1.1% increase in industrial prices in July, a decrease from 1.2% in June. However, the leather sector experienced a more significant slowdown, with the IPI increasing only 0.7% annually in July, a sharp drop from the 1.6% increase in June.

The footwear industry prices accelerated in July, with an annual increase of 1.2%, one tenth more than the previous month. On the other hand, the textile fibers preparation and spinning sector saw a decrease in the IPI, falling by 1.7% in July, compared to a 1.4% decrease in June.

The textile finishing sector continues to show the highest increases, with an annual increase of 4.8% in July, a tenth less than in the previous month. Meanwhile, the manufacture of knitted clothing also shows high increases, with an annual increase of 3% in July, four tenths more than in June.

The annual low for the leather and footwear industry was recorded in January and February, with a 0.6% increase. The lowest increase in the clothing industry was recorded in March, with a 0.3% rise. The annual high for the leather and footwear industry was recorded in June, with a 1.2% increase.

It's important to note that the provided search results do not specify the name of the company in the textile sector that achieved the highest price increases in July. The Ipri, which measures the monthly evolution of the prices of industrial products manufactured and sold in the domestic market, at the first stage of their commercialization, excluding transport and marketing costs and VAT charged, is conducted monthly using a sample of 28,000 prices from 9,000 industrial establishments each month.

The evolution of energy has contributed to a slowdown in industrial prices, with a 2.5 points reduction in its annual variation to 1.5%. As a result, the prices for the entire range of industrial sectors in Spain rose by only 0.3% in July compared to the same month last year, a decrease from the 1% increase in the previous month.

In conclusion, while the overall Spanish industry is experiencing a downturn, the textile, clothing, and leather and footwear sectors are showing signs of resilience, with moderate price increases compared to previous months.

Textile industry prices experienced a marginal increase of 1.1% in July, with the adjustment limited to just one tenth.